Dr Brett Kagan of Cortical Labs claims not only to have grown the first ”sentient” lab-grown mini-brain in a dish but also that it can play the vintage 1970s video game’ Pong’… albeit poorly.
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Glasgow arts venue SWG3’s innovative new heating and cooling system uses the captured body heat emitted from its visitors to provide a renewable energy source.
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In this insight, we look at what BEC campaigns are, their characteristics, and what businesses can do to protect themselves from the threat of BEC campaigns.
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In this article, we look at the many different ways we are being tracked online, plus which measures users can take to avoid being tracked.
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Following a provisional agreement in June, the European Parliament has voted in favour of a law to ensure that all devices have a single universal charger.
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A new AI-based 60-second retina scanning tool can predict a person’s risk of heart disease by looking at the veins and arteries in their eye.
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The development of a battery-free, wireless underwater camera by MIT engineers could help to build more accurate climate models and help scientists to understand better how climate change impacts the underwater world.
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In this insight, we look at a dozen Microsoft products/apps that you may not know much about but could be helpful to your businesses.
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After a recent Medix report noted the widescale adoption of “low-code” by businesses, we look at what it is, the reasons for its growth, and the pros and cons of using it.
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